PPA or CAPEX. What's the best choice for your business?

Both will lead to immediate carbon reductions, and both will make your business greener. But which is best for your business?

One more Netflix episode vs A good night’s sleep? Playing it safe vs Taking a risk? PPA vs CAPEX? These are all notoriously hard choices to make, and we certainly can’t help you stop the Netflix binge. 

But we can help you choose between CAPEXing’ (capital expenditure) vs PPAing’ (Power Purchase Agreement) renewable energy solutions for your business.

Say you’re a business after a cost-effective, green solution, but you’re NOT:

- Looking to make an upfront investment in renewables any time soon

- In a position to override more critical strategic investments 

- An expert in installation and O&M of renewables tech

A PPA is likely the way to go. 

Say you’re a business after a cost-effective, green solution and you are

- In a position to leverage financial capacity, strategic commitment, and leadership expertise in the installation, O&M of renewables

- A low energy usage kind of business

- Experts in everything renewables

CAPEX is likely the way to go. 

A PPA will give you immediate capital savings at zero capital investment. CAPEX will grant you larger reductions in utility costs over time. CAPEX removes long-term contracts with external parties from the equation and puts the onus on the client to take care of the asset Management themselves. A PPA will provide an experienced partner in technical design, permissions acquisitions, and asset management. Both will lead to immediate carbon reductions, and both will make your business greener. 

The choice is yours!

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